Little Jibbon Beach

Bundeena, Royal National Park, New South Wales

About This Beach

Little Jibbon Beach is an isolated and wild stretch of sand nestled in the northern section of the Royal National Park. This small cove is accessed via the Jibbon Loop Track and is popular with naturists seeking a secluded beach experience close to Sydney. The beach offers a peaceful setting surrounded by native bushland and features Aboriginal rock carvings nearby. Note: this is an unofficial nude beach, but nudity is well-established and tolerated.

Features

secludedswimmingscenic viewsbushlandrock pools

Important Warnings

  • •Unofficial nude beach - be discreet
  • •Rocky in parts
  • •Small beach - limited space
  • •Use Little Jibbon, not main Jibbon Beach for nude bathing

How to Get There

Parking

Park in Bundeena. Alternatively, catch ferry from Cronulla Wharf and walk 400m.

Public Transport

Ferry from Cronulla to Bundeena, then 20-minute walk via Jibbon Loop Track.

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Best Time to Visit

OctoberNovemberDecemberJanuaryFebruaryMarch

Nearby Attractions

  • Jibbon Aboriginal Rock Engravings
  • Bundeena village
  • Royal National Park walks
  • Cronulla Ferry

Quick Information

Official Status
Unofficial (Tolerated)
Accessibility
Moderate - Some walking required
Safety
Unpatrolled - Generally Safe
Crowd Level
quiet
Coordinates
-34.0833, 151.1500
Postcode
2230
Last Updated
2026-01-01
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